Russia’s primary source of hard currency, oil/gas, is hurting from market prices. The ruble is in free fall. Russia is stinging from sanctions and shorting their healthcare system while ambitiously pouring a fresh $250 Billion into new armaments.
Turkey hates Greece. If Greece were to turn to Russia as a ‘sugar daddy’ they would be kicked out of NATO and Turkey would eat them for breakfast.
Astonishing. Aesop was Greek.
Why delay the inevitable? Greece could solve the problem tomorrow simply by balancing their budget which they choose not to do. Get Justin Trudeau to run Greece and the budget will balance itself. Actually, as Greece goes bankrupt, the budget will balance itself because no one will trust it with a single drachma of credit. Sooner better than later. I’m sure the week links in Europe will spend enough to bankrupt Germany if the keep writing more and more cheques.
That news source wants money or information. I believe this is pretty well the same release. Personally, I believe Russia will step in as their new sugar daddy if the EU cuts up their credit card.
http://www.usagold.com/cpmforum/2015/06/12/greece-defies-creditors-demands-for-decisions-on-reform/
Russia’s primary source of hard currency, oil/gas, is hurting from market prices. The ruble is in free fall. Russia is stinging from sanctions and shorting their healthcare system while ambitiously pouring a fresh $250 Billion into new armaments.
Turkey hates Greece. If Greece were to turn to Russia as a ‘sugar daddy’ they would be kicked out of NATO and Turkey would eat them for breakfast.
Astonishing. Aesop was Greek.
Why delay the inevitable? Greece could solve the problem tomorrow simply by balancing their budget which they choose not to do. Get Justin Trudeau to run Greece and the budget will balance itself. Actually, as Greece goes bankrupt, the budget will balance itself because no one will trust it with a single drachma of credit. Sooner better than later. I’m sure the week links in Europe will spend enough to bankrupt Germany if the keep writing more and more cheques.